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Background

This workshop will bring together practitioners, support or intermediary organizations, donors and resource people to explore emerging experiences, issues and lessons in PES. It will review cross-cutting issues related to the economic and institutional feasibility of PES, as well as key social issues that affect the extent to which PES may offer a pathway for poverty reduction. Finally, it will also aim to identify opportunities for future collaboration and action in Asia.

The workshop follows on from a technical conference on 22-23 January at the same venue, which focuses on the establishment of watershed markets from the ‘demand’ side. This workshop, on the other hand, will have a broader focus on cross cutting social and economic issues that pick up the ‘provider’ end of the PES equation. Key issues from this perspective include: What methods can help to assess the economic and social viability of PES schemes? What role do tenure issues play in establishing PES in Asia? Can institutional mechanisms for transferring PES benefits promote equity for the poor, and if so, how?

The workshop will include carefully selected PES cases from leading programs in the Asian region, and is being carefully designed as a learning event to support critical thinking and interaction among participants.

Objectives
  • To analyze and share lessons learned from payment for environmental service programs in Asia with practitioners, policy makers and development agencies.
  • To examine experiences related to establishing viable PES programs that are also propoor, and the key factors contributing to viability and pro-poor outcomes.
  • To identify potential areas for future collaboration and action on PES in Asia.
Programme

Workshop Program (25-26 January 2007)

Session 1: Introduction to the key issues
Session 2: How do we establish the environmental and economic feasibility of PES?
Session 3: Who are the service providers?
Session 4: How do we reach the poor?
Session 5: Consolidating cross-cutting lessons and issues emerging from case studies
Session 6: Identifying areas for future action

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